Jayhawkers Triumph Over Aggies 68 43 in Hoch Auditorium
Kansas Jayhawkers suffocated the Kansas State Aggies 68 to 43 in Hoch auditorium. Charlie Black and Cid Stramel led scoring with 23 points each, while Strate played his final KU game this season. Kansas holds a 3-0 season sweep over the Aggies and has four conference games left.
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Kansas to play 10 games in 1946 schedule announced
Kansas will field a 10 game football schedule for 1946 with four home games at Memorial Stadium and five non conference dates. The Jayhawkers open September 21 against Texas Christian University at Ruppert Stadium in Kansas City Missouri, then go to Denver before a home date with Wichita. They face Iowa State Nebraska Tulsa Oklahoma State and Kansas State with the finale against Missouri on Thanksgiving day in Lawrence.
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New York Sports Roundup Reflects Hall Fame System and College Notes
A New York round of sports updates notes elections to baseballs hall of fame by a voting system focusing on backlog reduction. It also covers Montana U beating Gonzaga 103 to 34 and a Trinity protest over ticket costs. Debutant Dewey Soriano is highlighted for reinstatement, plus observations on attendance and a Miami football puzzler.
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Dewey Soriano
Seattle Rainiers
Alaska
Baylor Five Tough Back in Gritty SWC Race
Wave Tex Jan 30 Baylor University, once 0-18 last season, now leads SWC as 15 of 17 overall and 4 of 5 in conference. Slim center Jackie Robinson fuels surge with 239 points in 19 games, delivering key wins after late hospital stay. Texas A&M and Oklahoma A&M losses temper strong run.
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Baylor
Robinson
Jill
Rice
Bears
Arkansas
Golden Bears
Apain
Dallas Naval Air Station
Texas University
Jack Gray
Club Rosters Full as Spring Training Opens
Chicago reports the major league rosters with 899 names under review as spring training nears. The junior league’s Red Book notes 168 rookies and 196 veterans among 299 active players, led by the White Sox with 60, Yankees 64, and Tigers 50. returning servicemen bolster clubs, including Ted Williams and DiMaggio era figures.
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New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Altho
Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Ted Williams
Bobby Doerr
Johnny Pesky
Dom di Maggio
Tex Hughson
Yankee
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Gordon
Tom Hentich
Phil Rizzuto
Joe McCarthy
Eudora Splits Pair With Wellsville In Basketball
Eudora and Wellsville split a pair of high school games played on Wellsville’s court. Wellsville won the opener 43 to 39, while Eudora captured the second 25 to 21. The halftime score favored Wellsville 25 to 14. Eudora heads to Gardner Friday for two games.
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Franklin County
Gardner
Wellaville
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Kansas Aggies face Jayhawkers in rough basketball night
Last night Kansas played a hard game against Kansas State, with Amnie Olavera fouling repeatedly and Jey Payton trailing Black who scored inconsistently. Gib Styamel played his final game, Schnel'sucker and Wendell Clark struggled, while Reeves Peters attended and discussed George Sauer's KU football coaching hire amid broader remarks on Quigley’s finances and Sauer’s return to the Midwest.
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Reeves Peters
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Ray Evannales
K. U
Frank Mote
Hays Daily News
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Jack Copleland
Wichita
Pete Baurch
Mel Rinford
Shockers
George Sauce
Green Packers
Bausch
Bears
Denver
Patch Clark
Detroit Lions
See League Standings and This Week's Games
Coffeyville and Chanute lead the standings with 7 and 2 records respectively. Independence shows 48 total points, while Columbus posts a 3 and Parsons 3. This week Parsons visits Columbus and Pittsburg plays Fort Scott.
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Basketball Comes to the Front in New England Area
In Boston on January 30 A historic shift in New England college hoops grows as Boston Garden sells out. Rhode Island State College defeats Holy Cross 65 58 while Harvard gains traction with naval trainees and large crowds. Dartmouth Brown and Rhode Island State boost regional interest with rising attendances.
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Wyndel Gray
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College Basketball Scores From Diverse Meetups
An across the board listing shows Auburn defeating Florida 49 to 34. The page compiles scores from numerous colleges and schools including Bethel, Tarkio, Emporia, Arizona, Washington State, Denver, Eureka, and many others. It also includes public notices and court-related items scattered through Lawrence Journal-World editions.
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Turner Beats DeSoto In Low-Scoring High School Game
Turner High School defeated DeSoto 38 to 28 in a boys basketball game. After a 9 to 7 first quarter DeSoto led 20 to 18 at halftime as Turner rallied to claim the victory with a strong second half effort.
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Swimming marks at New Haven in backstroke tests
SPORTSMIRROR reports on a past New Haven swimming meet where Alan Ford of Yar set two backstroke records. The piece also notes historical baseball and military service timelines involving Pee Wee Reese, Curt Davis, Tex Carleton, Hugh Casey, Lou Gehrig, and the New York Yankees with contract details from earlier eras.
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Pee Wee" Reese
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Tex Carleton
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Lou Gebrie
New York Tankees
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